Daughter L was in Muskoka in Northern Ontario a few nights ago and saw the Northern Lights for the first time, it was quite a show! What a treat for the Canadian Thanksgiving long weekend.
I kept looking to the north from my house but no sign of the lights. They could be seen if you went out of the city into the little towns with few lights, but we didn't make the trip.
Happy Thanksgiving Christine! Your daughter’s photos are fantastic! How exciting to see the Northern Lights for the first time. I have never experienced them.
That must have been absolutely magical! Witnessing the Northern Lights for the first time is truly a memorable experience, and having it coincide with the Canadian Thanksgiving makes it even more special. The skies putting on a spectacular show—what a wonderful way to celebrate!
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Good luck! It's been so cloudy here that we haven't been able to see any decent northern lights.
ReplyDeleteArtist Mother Nature. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo exciting! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see such nature. Hope your weekend is lovely.
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing!
ReplyDeleteI kept looking to the north from my house but no sign of the lights. They could be seen if you went out of the city into the little towns with few lights, but we didn't make the trip.
ReplyDeletePeople on the nearby lake have been posting photos. They are amazing!
ReplyDeleteLisa saw the Northern Lights too years ago. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteToo gorgeous for words.
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing, Christine!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Christine! Your daughter’s photos are fantastic! How exciting to see the Northern Lights for the first time. I have never experienced them.
ReplyDeleteShe really had a show. I think having no trees in the background really lets you see the lights fully. I'm glad you shared these.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. It's on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos. I missed it.
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat's really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been absolutely magical! Witnessing the Northern Lights for the first time is truly a memorable experience, and having it coincide with the Canadian Thanksgiving makes it even more special. The skies putting on a spectacular show—what a wonderful way to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteI just shared a new travel post, please read: https://www.melodyjacob.com/2024/10/visit-dumbarton-castle-scotland-historic-fortress-dunbartonshire.html Thank you.
Lucky you! There have been glimmers of Northern Lights even as far south as St. Louis. Some of my friends have captured them with their cameras.
ReplyDeleteUy que lindas . Temando un beso.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs. Nature can provide a wonderful show.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy thanksgiving weekend.
All the best Jan
Oh I have always wanted to see Northern Lights......maybe one day. xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Peggy!
ReplyDeleteIf it weren't for the fact that I have an iphone I wouldn't have seen them with the naked eye where I was that night.
ReplyDeleteWah, indah sekali ya. Saya termasuk suka dengan pemandangan langit sejenis ini.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Many people in our neighborhood say them as well, but we didn't.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I hope to see them one day!
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